Air Defense Systems Integrator ADSI® Certified Joint Tactical Data Link Forwarding and Control

Air Defense Systems Integrator ADSI® Certified joint tactical data link forwarding and control

Benefits Overview ® • Combat-proven command and control The Air Defense Systems Integrator (ADSI ), is the most interoperable, real- time, tactical command and control system offered anywhere. With more than • Real time situational awareness 2,000 ADSI products installed worldwide, the combat-proven ADSI remains • Multiple communications and radar unmatched in its ability to provide joint-certified tactical data link forwarding interfaces (JTIDS, SADL, satellite, software combined with an unparalleled number of tactical data link, radar and *EPLRS) electronic intelligence interfaces. • Multiple data links, including Link 16 and Link 11 For the last 30+ years the U.S. military has relied on the ADSI during every • Extensive message filtering major crisis. Today, it is used on aircraft carriers and command ships, in tactical and air operations centers, in airspace integration systems and in • Supports multiple remote workstations joint command centers around the world. The ADSI supports critical missions • COTS hardware provides affordable by integrating land, air and sea domains, providing command and control decrease in Size, Weight and Power of tactical units and reporting real-time sensor information across the (SWaP) battlespace. • Expert support, available 24 hours • World class training and reference media Scalable architecture and hardware (available in 2U, 3U and 4U)

The system can be easily tailored to your mission requirements, whether there are only a few tracks in the system or a few thousand.

Multiple radar formats Simultaneous interconnectivity and capabilities

• Joint Tactical Information Distribution System ( JTIDS) Class 2 and 2M (shipboard, • Common Digitizer-2 (CD-2) (US) airborne and land-based) • NATS (UK) • Multifunctional Information Distribution System (MIDS) Low Volume Terminal (LVT) 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 and MOS Mod • SDO-1000 (NATO) • MIDS JTRS • ASTERIX • USQ-125, MX-512P, USQ-130 • ADS-B • Joint Range Extension Application Protocol ( JREAP) MIL-STD-3011 Appendices A, B • Accepts a wide variety of radar inputs and C (military and commercial) • Satellite TADIL J (S-TADIL J) (WSC-3, PSC-5D, LST-5D, PRC-117F, ARC-210) • Initiates tracks automatically • Legacy Ethernet (Multi-TADIL Display System [MTDS], Multi-TADIL Capability [MTC]) • Combines tracks from a large number of radar ports into a Single Integrated • Legacy Serial Link 16 Picture (SIP) • Standard Interface for Multiple Platform Link Evaluation (SIMPLE) 16 • Correlates radar tracks with tracks from tactical data links • SIMPLE 11 • Reports tracks on tactical data links • Interoperable Data Link (IDL) • Registers multiple radars automatically • Army Tactical Data Link (ATDL)-1 MIL-STD-6013 • NATO Link 1 • Forward Area Air Defense (FAAD) data link • Cursor on Target (CoT) • Situation Awareness Data Link (SADL) • Global Positioning System (GPS) (NMEA-0183, DAGR, PLGR) • Navigation data sources (PC-NAV) • Area Air Defense Commander (AADC) ADSI Key Features The latest version of ADSI system significantly increases the warfighter’s • MIDS JTRS Support interoperability with 32 simultaneous and dynamically reconfigurable data • MIDS BU2 Support links—tested and reliable—with an increased track capacity of 16,000 tracks. • MIL-STD 3011 Upgrade provides Most importantly, the completely revamped user interface greatly improves the the ability through a management entire ADSI user experience, from system configuration to system operation. message for systems to exchange filter settings and for a JICO to set filters on Now, the system can be reconfigured without downtime. remote systems. • The Virtual ADSI leverages virtual The configuration wizards safeguard the system from inadvertent operator hardware platform technology and error. Persistent system and interface status are shown graphically. With its interfaces with appliances to provide NTDS, 1553, and serial connectivity strict adherence to all relevant military standards, including the latest MIL- when necessary. STD-6016, the ADSI system ensures reliable interoperability.

Most importantly, the completely revamped user interface greatly improves the entire ADSI user experience, from system configuration to system operation.

New Features • RMF Enhancements • MIL-STD 3011 Revision B updates • MIL-STD 3011 Filters • Upgraded TacViewC2™ graphics engine, enhanced performance and usability • TacViewC2™ – 3D situational awareness and C2 display • Certified digital air control • Certified Variable Message Format (VMF) interface • Robust IA functionality

A Windows-based system manager provides a multi-featured, user-friendly configuration and monitoring application.

Virtual ADSI

The certified, combat-proven advanced tactical data link capabilities of the ADSI software is now available on a Virtual Machine (VM), providing serial and Ethernet Link 16 and Link 11 communications in a secure networked environment. The ADSI virtual software is hosted on a VMware® ESXi server with the vSphere hypervisor client software installed locally. Two VMs host the ADSI virtual software; a Microsoft® Windows® 10 Enterprise VM and a Red Hat® Enterprise® Linux VM. Ultra’s robust TacViewC2™ software is the C2 and situational awareness display on the Windows VM.

Virtual ADSI continued Ethernet Data Link Core Offering Virtual ADSI is offered in three configurations. The core • Link 16 JREAP 3011C virtual offering provides Link 16 Ethernet links as well • Link 16 MTC as Ethernet Intel and secondary links. The Link16 serial • Link 16 MTDS option provides Link 16 serial links through the SyncNet8 • Link 16 SIMPLE serial-to-IP conversion appliance. The virtual ADSI • Link 11 SIMPLE software supports up to eight serial data link connections • MIDS on IP (LVT-1D, LVT-2J, LVT-11, STT or TTR) to the SyncNet8 appliance via a single Ethernet • Intel data links including: FDL, OTH-T, CMF and USMTF connection. • Secondary data links including VMF • MTCD The Link 11 option uses the PowerNet appliance and provides Link 11 connectivity via the IXI Technologies Serial Data Link Offering with Ultra’s SyncNet8 PowerNet ATDS or NTDS Bridge system. Appliance All of the ADSI functionality is available in the virtualized The SyncNet8 appliance is Ultra’s interface conversion version, including Dynamic Link Reconfiguration, the device that transports serial communications over an drag-and-drop Configuration Wizard and Windows-based Ethernet Local Area Network (LAN). The network device System Manager. converts a full duplex synchronous, asynchronous or With strict adherence to all relevant military standards, HDLC serial data stream to a UDP/ IP packet stream. including the latest MIL-STD-6016, the ADSI virtual • JREAP A software ensures reliable interoperability. • JREAP B (synchronous and asynchronous) The ADSI Virtual Machine (VM) is hosted on a VMWare • S-TADIL J ESXI server with the VSphere Hypervisor client software • MTC installed locally. Other VM configurations may be • MTDS Serial J supported upon request. • Link 16 SIMPLE • Link 11 SIMPLE ESXI Hardware Requirements • Link 11 Indianhead • Link 11B • Host machine with at least two core processors • NATO Link-1 • Server with 64-bit x86 CPUs • Supports only LAHF and SAHF CPU instructions • Requires the NX/XD bit to be enabled for the CPU in BIOS • 8 GB RAM per VM • One or more 1 GigE or 10 GigE Ethernet controllers

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